by James Perella | Jun 11, 2026 | Behaviour, Learning, Wellbeing
The 2026 World Cup is finally here. For me, the World Cup is without a doubt my favourite sporting event. It has given me memories of iconic sporting moments, ridiculous conversations with friends during matches, and rare times when my family all sat together, paying...
by Olivia Davies | Jun 8, 2026 | Learning
Content Warning: This blog discusses mental health, emotional wellbeing, therapy, suicide risk, and mental health crises. Please read with care and take breaks if needed. Over the past two years, more people have started turning to ChatGPT and AI chatbots for...
by Olivia Davies | May 29, 2026 | Learning
When we think about great parents in film and television, we often remember the heroes, the protectors and the people who made children feel safe, seen and valued. From animated kings and unconventional families to teachers, carers and mentors, many of these...
by Olivia Davies | Apr 20, 2026 | Learning, Wellbeing
Download Understanding a child or young person’s wellbeing isn’t always about asking the right question. Sometimes, the most important information is already there, in the relationships and in the small shifts we might miss. This guide is designed to help you notice,...
by James Perella | Jan 29, 2026 | Childhood Trauma, Learning
When a child struggles to concentrate, manage big emotions, or behave in ways that feel unpredictable, it can raise difficult questions for the adults around them. Is this ADHD? Is something else going on? Or could early experiences be shaping how this child is...
by James Perella | Jan 22, 2026 | Childhood Trauma, Learning
When we talk about children in care, early years trauma or early bereavement, we often turn to professional language such as attachment theory, trauma responses, adverse childhood experiences, regulation and resilience. But long before many of us learned this...
